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Hot Off the Press: Volume XV of the International Journal of Blockchain Law (IJBL)

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Hot Off the Press: Volume XV of the International Journal of Blockchain Law (IJBL)

Written and edited by lawyers, GBBC’s International Journal of Blockchain Law (IJBL) is designed to help interested business and non-legal communities better understand the regulatory world of blockchain and digital assets.

Released today, Volume XV highlights emerging legal, regulatory, and technological developments shaping blockchain and digital assets across the United States, Türkiye, and global financial markets. This edition features analysis of decentralized identity infrastructure for DeFi, sanctions and cybersecurity risks at the intersection of crypto and agentic AI, proposed taxation of crypto assets and CASPs under Turkish law, and Wyoming’s pioneering public stablecoin issuer model.

Additionally, this volume recaps GBBC and Norton Rose Fulbright’s 2026 Future of Finance Conference, exploring the evolving role of stablecoins and tokenized deposits, institutional settlement infrastructure, digital asset custody, and AI agents capable of moving money.

Read it here.

Ultimately, Volume XV examines how privacy-preserving identity, regulatory accountability, public-sector innovation, and emerging financial technologies are redefining the future of digital finance.

Congratulations to the editors and contributors: Dr. Matthias Artzt (Senior Counsel, Deutsche Bank), David L. Hirsch (Partner, McGuireWoods), Locknie Hsu (Professor, Singapore Management University), Elçin Karatay (Managing Partner, Solak & Partners), Stephen D. Palley (Partner, Brown Rudnick), Nina Moffatt (Partner, Paul Hastings), Jake van der Laan (Co-Author, “Handbook of Blockchain Law”; Barrister and Solicitor), Gary D. Weingarden (Chief Policy Officer, Proof), Tom Momberg (Attorney, DLx Law), Angela Angelovska-Wilson (Managing Partner, DLx Law), Begüm Ergin (Partner, Solak & Partners), Ray Villani (Associate, McGuireWoods), Chelsea Smith Press (Associate, McGuireWoods), Debra Brookes (Chief Risk and Compliance Officer, Wyoming Stable Token Commission), Hannah Meakin (Partner, Norton Rose Fullbright), Sean Murphy (Global Head of Fintech, Norton Rose Fullbright), and Robert Langmuir (Head of European Government and Regulatory Affairs, Norton Rose Fullbright).